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UW-Green Bay is continuing to make it easier for working adults in the Northwoods to earn a University of Wisconsin bachelor’s degree. This Thursday (Oct. 14), the Office of Adult Degree Programs will host...
Eric Craver, director of marketing and recruitment for UW-Green Bay’s Office of Outreach and Adult Access, appeared on Fox 11’s morning show to talk about several information sessions coming up where people can learn...
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay is continuing to make it easier for working adults in the Northwoods to earn a University of Wisconsin bachelor’s degree. On Thursday, Oct. 14, UW-Green Bay’s Office of Adult Degree Programs will host an information session at Nicolet College in Rhinelander.
A recent weekend marked a new beginning for a group of UW-Green Bay graduates who know a thing or two about the subject. About 20 graduates from the Adult Degree Program met to identify...
A recent weekend marked a new beginning for a group of UW-Green Bay graduates who know a thing or two about the subject. About 20 graduates from UW-Green Bay’s Adult Degree Program met on...
According to a national report, the Green Bay-Appleton area is first in the country in adults returning to school. UW-Green Bay has seen a big boost, according to Eric Craver, the director of marketing...
LZ Lambeau was described as one of the largest reunions ever of Vietnam War veterans, a long-overdue welcome home. The gathering at Green Bay’s Lambeau Field drew an estimated 75,000 visitors to the area...
Several local news outlets were on campus Saturday (May 15) to cover commencement activities. Kristen Crowley from WLUK-TV, Fox 11, focused her coverage on adult degree graduates who are beginning their careers facing an...
Thought about teaching an online course? If so, know where to begin? The instructional technology experts with Adult Degree Programs are unveiling a new resource to assist with the challenges you may face in...
Academic advisers from the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay’s Adult Degree Program will be visiting several communities in North Central Wisconsin, April 20-26, to meet with adults who want to complete a UW bachelor’s degree without extensive commuting.
